B. B. Lal - Works

Works

  • New Light on the "dark Age" of Indian History: Recent Excavations at the Hastinapura Site, 1952
  • Excavation at Rangpur and Other Explorations in Gujarat, 1960
  • The Only Asian Expedition in threatened Nubia: Work by an India Mission at Afyeh and Tumas,1963.
  • Indian Rock Paintings:Their Chronology, Technique and Preservation, 1968
  • The Copper Hoard Culture of the Ganga Valley, 1972
  • On the Most Frequently Used Sign in the Indus Script, 1977
  • Wheathering and Preservation of Stone Monuments Under Tropical Conditions: Some Case Histories, 1978
  • Scientific Examination of Works of Art and History, 1978
  • Special survey reports on selected towns:Dumka, 1981
  • Frontiers of the Indus Civilization, 1984.
  • Excavations at Sringaverapura (1977-86), Vol. I,1993
  • The Earliest Civilization of South Asia (1997)
  • India 1947-1997: New Light on the Indus Civilization (1998)
  • The Saraswati Flows on: the Continuity of Indian Culture. New Delhi: Aryan Books International, 2002
  • Excavations at Kalibangan – The Early Harappans (1961-69), 2003
  • Studies in art and archaeological conservation, 2004
  • The Homeland of the Aryans. Evidence of Rigvedic Flora and Fauna & Archaeology, New Delhi, Aryan Books International, 2005

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